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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is Cheri overjoyed from hearing Ernest talking to the porter?
(a) He knows that Lea will be coming home soon.
(b) He knows that Lea is coming to see him.
(c) He knows that Lea will telephone him tomorrow.
(d) He knows Lea is home.

2. What does Cheri do instead of returning home the next day?
(a) Stays with Desmond.
(b) Tries to find Lea.
(c) Goes to the track.
(d) Buys a new car.

3. What does Lea admit to herself about Cheri?
(a) She loves him.
(b) She never could stand him.
(c) She is glad he is gone.
(d) She hates him.

4. Who is the main character?
(a) Cheri.
(b) Charlotte.
(c) Lea.
(d) Chanteuse.

5. What is the setting of the beginning of CHERI?
(a) A restaurant.
(b) The Louvre.
(c) A salon.
(d) Lea's bedroom.

Short Answer Questions

1. Lea informs Madame Peloux of her departure but reveals ________________.

2. How does Cheri feel about the world of his wife and mother?

3. In what area of her home does Madame Peloux host lunch?

4. What instructions does Cheri overhear Ernest giving to a porter?

5. How old is Cheri at the beginning of the story?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do Lea and Cheri feel about Cheri's proposed marriage to Edmee?

2. How are Cheri and Lea introduced to the reader in CHERI?

3. Who is the Pal and how does Cheri meet her?

4. How does the relationship between Lea and Cheri begin?

5. What appointment does Lea remind Cheri that he must keep?

6. Why are Cheri and Edmee at odds over the state of their marriage?

7. How does Edmee temper her feelings during the time she and Cheri live at Madame Peloux's?

8. How does Cheri's engagement to Edmee begin to alter the relationship between Lea and Cheri?

9. What is Cheri's reaction when he returns from his honeymoon and learns of Lea's trip away from Paris?

10. What is the setting for CHERI?

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